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Homeownership matters. It's how people build wealth, stability, and community. It's how families put down roots, how neighborhoods strengthen, how the future gets built. We're building the modern ...

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How much do homeowner jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 2, 2026, the average hourly pay for homeowner in Florida is $17.28, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $12.93 and $19.76 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a homeowner?

Homeowners are individuals or entities who legally own a residential property, such as a house, condominium, or townhouse. Being a homeowner typically means having the rights and responsibilities associated with property ownership, including paying a mortgage (if applicable), property taxes, maintenance, and insurance. Homeownership is often considered a significant investment and can provide stability, equity growth, and potential tax benefits. Homeowners are also responsible for adhering to local laws, regulations, and any community association rules that may apply.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a homeowner?

To thrive as a homeowner, you generally need basic financial literacy, property maintenance knowledge, and an understanding of local homeownership regulations. Familiarity with budgeting tools, home improvement resources, and insurance systems is valuable. Strong organization, proactive problem-solving, and effective communication with service providers help homeowners manage responsibilities efficiently. These skills are important to ensure the property is well-maintained, financially sustainable, and compliant with legal requirements.

What are some common challenges property managers face when overseeing residential homes, and how can they be addressed?

Property managers for residential homes often encounter challenges such as handling emergency maintenance requests, balancing the needs of multiple tenants, and ensuring compliance with local housing regulations. Effective communication and proactive maintenance scheduling can help reduce unexpected issues. Staying updated with legal requirements and using property management software can streamline operations and minimize risks. Building strong relationships with reliable contractors and clear communication with homeowners or tenants are also crucial for success in this role.

What is the difference between Homeowner vs Contractor?

AspectHomeownerContractor
Credentials/CertificationsNone requiredLicenses and certifications often required
Work EnvironmentPersonal property, residential projectsWorksites on various projects, commercial or residential
Employer/Industry UsageIndividual property ownerBusiness entity providing construction or renovation services
Search/Comparison IntentUnderstanding property ownership or DIY projectsHiring professionals for construction or repairs

Homeowners are individuals who own and manage their residential properties, often seeking DIY advice or hiring contractors. Contractors are licensed professionals hired by homeowners to perform construction, renovation, or repair work. While homeowners focus on property ownership, contractors provide specialized services within the construction industry.

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Infographic showing various Homeowner job openings in Florida as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 89% Full Time, 9% Part Time, and 2% Contract. Highlights an 93% Physical, 1% Hybrid, and 6% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $35,949 per year, or $17.3 per hour.

Homeowner Engagement Associate

Opendoor

Miami, FL • On-site

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Job description

About Opendoor
At Opendoor, our mission is to tilt the world in favor of homeowners and those who aim to become one. Homeownership matters. It's how people build wealth, stability, and community. It's how families put down roots, how neighborhoods strengthen, how the future gets built. We're building the modern system of homeownership giving people the freedom to buy and sell on their own terms. We've built an end-to-end online experience that has already helped thousands of people and we're just getting started.
At Opendoor, we're rebuilding how people buy and sell homes - with more certainty, more choice, and less friction in the most important financial decision of their lives. Opendoor 2.0 is about focus, execution, and delivering real value for homeowners and those striving to become homeowners. Every seller we re-engage, every assessment we get scheduled, and every offer we get into a homeowner's hands is how we win.
About the Role
We're hiring a Homeowner Engagement Associate (SDR) to own one of the highest-leverage moments in our seller funnel: the gap between a homeowner completing onboarding and finishing their assessment so we can finalize their offer. These are sellers who have already raised their hand. They've told us they're considering selling their home. Our job is to help them take the next step so we can deliver a final, real offer.
This role sits inside the acquisition sales org and is the engine that turns newly qualified leads into scheduled assessments, and ultimately into revenue-generating opportunities for our closers. You'll prosecute a live pipeline of warm sellers, iterate on the pitch in real time, and build the playbook that other SDRs will eventually run.
This is a build-from-zero role on a small team. You'll be expected to write your own outreach, run your own experiments, and use AI to do the work of a much larger team. You won't wait for engineering to build you a tool - you'll prototype it yourself, prove it works, and then scale it. If you default to AI in how you approach work, you'll fit right in.
What You'll Do
Prosecute the Pipeline
  • Own a daily queue of newly qualified sellers who completed onboarding but haven't scheduled or completed their in-home assessment.
  • Reach out across phone, text, and email with urgency and warmth - get sellers to complete their assessment (either directly, or with our third-party option).
  • Move with speed: response time and contact cadence matter, and you'll treat every minute a lead sits in the queue as money on the table.
  • Diagnose objections in real time - schedule conflicts, cold feet, competing options, life events - and resolve them on the spot.
Iterate on the Pitch and the Process
  • Test scripts, openers, voicemails, text sequences, and objection responses; keep what works, kill what doesn't.
  • Use call recordings, transcripts, and outcome data to figure out what top performance actually looks like - then codify it so the next SDR we hire ramps in days, not months. Better yet, automate it.
  • Bring the voice of the seller back to the team: what they're confused about, what they're afraid of, what would get them to "yes."
Build AI-Native Workflows
  • Treat AI as a teammate. Use AI to draft outreach, summarize calls, score leads, generate next-best-actions, and automate the mundane parts of the job.
  • Prototype tools yourself using AI - outreach automations, lead enrichment, call analysis, transcript search.
  • Partner with engineering to take the prototypes that prove out and turn them into scaled, production-grade systems the whole floor can use.
  • Set the bar for what an AI-leveraged SDR can do.
Partner Cross-Functionally
  • Work shoulder-to-shoulder with closers, ops, marketing, and eng to close the loop between handoff, assessment, and offer.
  • Surface patterns in the funnel that need product or marketing attention - friction in onboarding, mismatched expectations, broken handoffs - and push for fixes.
  • Bring sharp diagnoses and clear recommendations to your manager; don't just flag problems, propose solutions.
What We're Looking For
You don't need a sales background. You need to be the kind of person who is going to outwork, outthink, and out-iterate everyone else in the room. While using AI to do it.
Hungry
You measure the day in conversations had, assessments scheduled, and offers delivered. You're the first one in and the last one out because you're chasing a number, not a clock. You want to win, you want to be measured, and you want to be rewarded for what you produce.
Self-Motivated
Nobody has to tell you what to do next. You see the queue, you work the queue, you find the thing nobody else is doing, and you do that too. You're comfortable in a high-ambiguity, high-ownership environment where the playbook is being written in real time - by you.
Customer-First
Every seller you talk to is in the middle of one of the biggest financial decisions of their life. You lead with empathy, you listen before you pitch, and you only push when pushing is in their interest. You believe that doing right by the seller is how we build a business that lasts.
Excited to Build from Zero
You're not looking for a role with a finished playbook and a tenured manager. You want to build the playbook. You're energized by ambiguity, by being early, and by the leverage that comes from being the person who figures it out first.
AI-Native
You default to AI. You use LLMs to draft, summarize, analyze, automate, and prototype. You've used Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Lovable, Gumloop, or similar tools to build something real - even if it was small. When you hit a wall, your first move is to ask AI how to get around it, not to ask a human.
Builder Instincts
You can prototype enough to prove a workflow works without waiting on an engineer. You know your limits and you know how to partner with engineering to scale what you build. You'd rather ship a rough 80% solution this week than a perfect 100% solution next month or quarter.
Mission-Driven
Opendoor exists to tilt the world in favor of homeowners. The more sellers you reach, the more families we help move forward. If that's the kind of thing that gets you out of bed, you're going to fit here.
Additional Requirements
  • Excellent written and verbal communication - you can hold a conversation with a stranger about the most important asset they own.
  • Comfort with high outbound volume and real-time performance metrics.
  • Hands-on familiarity with at least one LLM tool (Claude, ChatGPT, or equivalent) and an example of something you've built or automated with AI.
  • Authorized to work in the U.S. and able to work onsite in Miami full-time. Spanish language fluency a plus.

Location
This role is based in our Miami office and is fully onsite. You'll work shoulder-to-shoulder with closers, operations, and engineering, and you'll be at the center of the highest-velocity part of our acquisition funnel.
Why This Role Matters
At Opendoor our mission is to tilt the world in favor of homeowners and those who aim to become one. Every seller you re-engage is a real family deciding what's next - a job change, a new baby, a downsizing, a fresh start. The gap between "I'm thinking about selling" and "I have a real offer in hand" is where families get stuck. This role exists to close that gap, at scale, with the leverage of AI and the urgency of someone who knows the stakes.
If that energizes you, we'd love to talk.